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A territory-wide survey in 2005-2007 revealed that orange is the most popular fruit consumed by people in Hong Kong. On average, 55.5 grams of orange (about one eighth of the recommended daily servings for fruits and vegetables) are consumed per person per day. Oranges are rich sources of antioxidants and dietary fibre, which are both important for maintaining health.

In 2011, more than 200,000 tonnes of oranges were imported to Hong Kong, which was the second largest orange importing country in Asia. The map shows the distribution of orange production in the world as well as the flow of oranges into Hong Kong in 2011. As depicted by graduated colours, Brazil, the United States and China were top three producing countries of oranges. Arrows indicate that most of the oranges in Hong Kong were imported from the United States, followed by South Africa and Australia.

Data for the map were obtained from Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

根據 2005 至 2007 年間的一份全港性調查，橙是最受港人歡迎的水果，人均每日食用 55.5 克的橙，約佔建議的每日蔬果攝取量八份之一。橙含豐富的抗氧化劑及食用纖維，適量食用有助維持身體健康。

於 2011 年，超過 20 萬噸橙入口香港，亦令香港成為亞洲區內第二大橙入口國。地圖顯示世界各國的橙產量及其輸入香港的路徑。依圖中顏色所示，巴西、美國及中國是全球頭三大橙生產國，而箭咀符號則顯示本港的橙多從美國、南非及澳洲等地進口。

地圖資料源自聯合國糧食及農業組織。